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>> A complete reversal, this is an excellent number on the consumer price index, down 4/10 percent, underlining what we saw in the second quarter with regard to energy, and we are seeing a complete reversal in markets this morning.

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of this one. Okay. The president Republicans most admire. It's Donald Trump. This is a historic comparison. A majority of Republicans say 53% say he's the Republican president they most admire. Ronald Reagan who traditionally has won that. Donald Trump nearly triples up on this. Reagan at just 18%. And then Abraham Lincoln who by most historic accounts is the greatest president of all time. But Republicans say that the president that they most admire by what is this this is six seven times as many Donald John Trump at 53% easily crushing a blink in at 8% and the Elon poll showed that he was the greatest president as well. Don feel like this slide might end up on a printout at his desk.

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To the people of Alabama, Congressman Barry Moore was the first person in the whole country to endorse me. He was there early. I think he was there before I was there, if you want to know the truth. And he's a great guy running for Senate. He will never let you down. He stands for everything. I could go over point after point. We have a strong border. We have a great military. I could go point over point. He'll protect the Second Amendment, but I don't have to bother. He represents everything that you like and that I like. I won Alabama by 45 points a record. They've never had anything like it. And I can only tell you, I know you, you know me. I love you. I think you love me probably based on the election results. And I just want to tell you, Barry Moore is running for the Senate. Get out and vote for him tomorrow. He will not let you down. He's a great guy. Thank you very much.

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I like what the economists said. They said the goal of affordability from Mamdani is worthy but not his methods. His methods, as I just laid out, do not work. But Donald Trump's methods do work on this issue. Donald Trump gave Joe Biden, this is a fact, 1.4% inflation. You had Joe Biden that drove that up to 9.1%. Hand you 1.4%, drive it up to 9.1%. Donald Trump is successful nine months in at bringing down prices. A dozen eggs. The price has dropped 79%. National average of gasoline dropped $3 per gallon in the first week of November. He beat market expectations in September with the inflation rate at 2.5%. Remember, it used to be at 9.1%. Inflation adjusted private sector wages increased by over 1,000. 30-year fixed mortgages. The nation was 6.7% at the end of October, 12% lower than when he took office. Donald Trump's policies are working. Last night, blue politicians won in blue cities. Do we need to get the messaging right heading into the midterms? Yes. But Donald Trump's methods, again, are working. Joe Biden's took us to 9.1% inflation. I've got the data, I've got the facts, and President Trump, I guarantee, is going to share those facts in about 51 minutes. Your takeaway.

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We all are hearing about tariffs today tariffs tariffs tariffs and intuitively we say it's a good thing, but some people are saying Well, maybe not maybe it's going to trigger a a trade war. Uh, why is he raising tariffs on aluminum and steel imports? What's going on? Uh, is it a new golden age for american steel and aluminum? What's going on out there now? I I thought it's worth talking about because it's not self-evident and we have to study it and before I talk about tariffs today On the savage nation. I hope you like my red outfit with my red savage nation hat Now before we talk about that, I want to start with something long forgotten down the memory hole Is america's former private road system. It's very important that you have to listen to this Because anything with a private component is off the table for marxists No matter how much it might help those middle-class working people that the left claims to care so much about Republicans want to privatize everything and democrats want to socialize everything the democrats won't even listen to a suggestion To give the private sector a crack at anything Neither a lot of republicans for that matter this despite everyone acknowledging that the government has failed on virtually every level So trump is now passing What is common sense and you'll find out today that it's not so novel Tariffs were part of this country from the beginning But we know that trump substantially raised tariffs on steel and aluminum. Just recently It was just monday to a flat 25 percent. He said without exceptions or exemptions He wants to aid struggling industries in the united states, but it also sparks What a trade war? No, I don't think it'll spark a trade war In fact, the best article on this topic was written by peter novaro who incidentally was put in prison by biden and his gang For many things he didn't do but no doubt because he was certainly in favor of america first Aluminum and steel are not just pillars of the domestic economy, but they're foundational to our national security They're very important and that's why trump signed Proclamations pardon me to restore and strengthen the section 232 tariffs. He boldly implemented in 2018 He's going back to what he did in 2018 all over again What he wants to do is save the steel industry. He wants to save us from what biden did to us Leveraging biden's weakness is china and russia Would transship steel through mexico and canada? japan amidst its declining domestic demand Would target the american market with high value specialty steel products that undercut us producers canada's government Put nearly a billion dollars into s cell or mitel's facilities and they What they did was they transitioned their outdated blast furnaces into modern direct reduced iron electric arc furnaces To create better steel at lower prices these massive government subsidies in canada gave canada's national steel champion An unfair competitive advantage over our own steel companies I can tell you more about it, including what mexico did to us under biden I can tell you what south korea did to us under biden, but you need to know the bottom line What are tariffs and how did they work and who pays for them? Do you know that domestic steel? Passing the utilization has dangerously dropped to 74 Well below the sustainable 80 threshold that we need to make sure That we can make enough steel for our military and national defense in general america's aluminum producers haven't been equally hard hit australia has doubled its primary aluminum exports to the us while foreign competitors including adversaries like china and russia Aggressively have used trans shipment loopholes through mexico and canada to evade and circumvent tariffs That is why trump acted this week to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum As imports have surged domestic aluminum production has fallen by 30 listen to this carefully smelter Utilization rates have dropped to nearly 50 percent in june of 2022 Who was president then in june of 2022? Century aluminum idled its hawesville, Kentucky smelter Alcoa announced the permanent closure of its washington state in talco smelter in march of 2023 While maga two seven medals in missouri can't curtailed operations at its new Madrid smelter in early 2024 It's one thing after another the country was dying on the biden And it all reduced the number of active primary aluminum producers in the us So to strengthen and reinvigorate our pillar steel and aluminum industries president trump Has reinstated the across the board 25 percent tariff on steel imports And raised the aluminum tariff from 10 percent to 25 percent while eliminating all country Specific exemptions and alternative agreements You got to hear about china and russia because they and other foreign nations including Some you never heard of we're using canada and mexico as trans shipment hubs The trump 2.0 tariffs are going to ensure that all imports Regardless of their processing location are going to be subject to tariffs Through the use of north american melt and pour and smelt and cast standards for steel and aluminum Respectively, I think you've got the picture. Trump is a hundred percent, right? Okay, the trump 2.0 tariffs crack down on the shell game of using derivative products to evade tariffs countries like china russia and others now ship Semi-finished steel or aluminum into mexico into canada or the eu where it is lightly processed and then they get around it Now here's the kicker before I go on this topic. You're not going to believe this You're ready for this one ukraine corrupt ukraine Corrupt ukraine, which can't account for a hundred billion dollars of tax dollars Sends semi-finished steel to be processed in poland where it is exported as a derivative product to the united states thereby avoiding section two three two tariffs and Anti-dumping duties that's your friend zolensky. That's Uh, what's another subtext of this whole story that's going on. So you got to understand The us customs and border protection will make sure there is nowhere to run and nowhere to hide for the tariff evaders We're going to be stronger and we're going to be wealthier. Thanks to donald trump

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This country sits back and allows a country such as Iran to hold our hostages. My way of thinking is a horror. Obviously you're advocating that we should have gone in there with troops, etc., and brought our boys out. I absolutely feel that, yes. I don't think there's any question, and there's no question in my mind. I think right now would be an oil-rich nation, and I believe that we should have done it, and I'm very disappointed that we didn't do it. Why couldn't we go in and take over some of their oil, which is along the sea? You're going to have a war by being weak. The next time Iran attacks this country, go in and grab one of their big oil installations, and I mean grab it and keep it, and get back your losses, because this country has lost plenty because of Iran. Nearly 40 years ago, Trump saying, "I'd be harsh on Iran." They've been beating us psychologically, making us look like a bunch of fools. One bullet shot at one of our men or ships, and I'd do a number on Karg Island. I'd go in and take it. Iran can't even beat Iraq. If they push the United States around, it'd be good for the world to take them on. And now, 40 years later, you're seeing Trump's vision play out in real time. Just as Ronald Reagan spent years before his presidency thinking about how to bring down the Soviet empire, Trump did the same with Iran's terror empire. So the moment of reckoning has arrived for Iran's regime.

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In Minnesota, they thought they would be spending three million dollars on children with autism. - Yes. - And they were gonna invest this three million dollars to give the kids who were there, not every child has autism, but you know, what enough do that there was gonna be a need to pay families to help these kids get through their days and manage their issues. Fine, the budget now is 400 million dollars. So, forget about the fact that it's more than 130 times more money. Who's gonna take care of the kids if all the kids are diagnosed with autism? Why does every child have autism? Because they started paying moms to lie that their children had autism, 'cause they could get paid money, and the kids who don't need services now are forced to take care of services because we're paying the service providers to take care of kids who don't have a problem. So you understand that it's a perverse process where if you don't do it, they think you're dumb. I'm paying the moms, I'm paying the providers, the kids, God bless them, have no idea this is happening, and you're just ripping money out of the system, but also diluting care for the kids who need it. This is what political patronage and dishonesty in these precious programs does. And again, the money's not the primary problem. It's hurting the people who are most vulnerable. Hubert Humphrey, whose name is on this building that I'm in right now in Washington, he said something beautiful, and he's a Democrat, by the way. He said, "It is the moral obligation of government "to take care of those at the dawn of their life, "which are our children. "We cover 53% of kids in America. "Most children are covered by Medicaid, "by our insurance or CHIP. "To take care of those at the twilight of life, "those are our seniors. "Every great society takes care of its seniors. "We're great people, we're gonna do that. "You've worked your whole life, you've contributed. "We respect you for that, we would help you." So those are the dawn of life, those are the twilight of life, and those living in the shadows, the kids and the adults and also people in the shadows. We've gotta take care of these people. Our fellow man needs our help, cowardly acts running from the challenges of dealing with corruption, of powerful forces who can influence what's going on in your life, who are uncomfortable to fight against. Nobody wants to fight the Russian mob in LA, but someone's gotta do it. I mean, my goodness, they elected you. Go do your job.

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[MUSIC] One of the things that I love is the opportunity to pull off a one-of-one experience. If anybody had the opportunity to do something at the White House, why would you not do it? We always believed in the UFC and we always believed in the sport of MMA, but you can never dream of something like this. I tell everybody that we do business with, there isn't anything we can't do. So to have a fight on the White House lawn, on the 250th birthday of America, no other sport would make sense. The team is always willing to do whatever it takes to pull off impossible feats. >> Hello, ladies and gentlemen, you are about to see something that you have never seen before. >> The impossible stuff is the stuff that gets me up in the morning. You saw the first book, that was just sort of the idea of what we wanted to do. Now, this is the reality. >> Today we've assembled the group that's gonna pull us off. >> Appreciate everybody's support. This is gonna be a massive effort. >> How are you? >> Are you doing this right here, man? >> I am. >> Feels like we have a lot to do. >> The main event, Iliad Dopouria, one of the most sensational champions we've ever seen inside the octagon facing Justin Gage, which I think is the absolute perfect match up, and of course, Alex Ferreira, who has just been a freak of danger. Cyril Gaughan is an elite world class striker. He's a huge guy. He's got incredible movement and skill. >> This really is the most historic sporting event ever. Where it is, when it is, what it represents. Everything about this makes this the most historic sporting event of all time. [MUSIC]

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It's always better to have some distance so you can be empirical. And if you're empirical, then the question is, what's the alternative to Donald Trump's MAGA agenda, because if you look at the border, it's closed. If you look at illegal immigration, he has deported 500,000 criminals. Another million have self-deported. He's in the process of probably deport, finishing another 500,000 deportees. We should have 2 million. We've never done that before. If you look at energy right now, the United States has never produced so much oil and gas, and we're right on the verge of a nuclear energy renaissance. And we're going in Alaska. We're going offshore. We're trying to get more oil and gas in California. For all practical purposes, at least for now, DEI is dead. No other president would have done that. This reverse racism or this tribal chauvinism that has so plagued the nation. Donald Trump ended that. He has put the universities on notice that they cannot continually defy civil rights laws and Supreme Court decisions. No one did that before. As far as transgenderism, they're on the defensive now. The idea that biological men will dominate female sports and men with biological male characteristics will dress among women is over. So what I'm getting at is this. All of these critics agree with what Donald Trump has done on 80% of the issues, at least their record says they do. So why on one particular issue in which you disagree, and it's very doubtful that you can categorize this a forever or endless war, it's much more in the flavor of the Venezuela, the Soleimani, the Baghdadi, the ISIS bombing. It is not anything near fighting house to house in Fallujah or going into hostile villages in Helmand Province. We're not on the ground. We're not fighting on the jihadist turf. We're using our strength, air power, and a distance from to mitigate casualties and inflict greater damage on the theocracy. It's not a forever endless war, and they know that. So if you are apostates from the whole Trump agenda because of your disagreement about this one particular issue, and you feel that he betrayed you because you categorize it a forever or endless war, which he promised to avoid. Then you're nullifying the entire agenda. And what is the alternative? A Kamala Harris agenda? I don't know. An Eric Swalwell agenda, a Gavin Newsom agenda. It's antithetical to everything these people have stood for and lobbied for and advanced for. And so if you sit out the midterms or use figuratively or in your advocacy, if you sit out or you oppose Trump, they factor whether you know it or not. You are favoring the alternate agenda. And that agenda is something that at least in your recent positions that you have adamantly opposed.

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colleagues coordination with Epstein another email shows Democrat fundraisers invited Epstein to an event or to meet privately with Hakeem Jeffries as part of their 2013 effort to to build to win a majority so Hakeem Jeffries campaign solicited money from Jeffrey Epstein that's what we found in the last document batch the files underscore why former President Trump must appear for his deposition we've subpoenaed him to date the Democrats have done nothing to help us secure his appearance I support full transparency the oversight committee will continue to work to get the truth to the American people and to get justice for the victims that's our goal of this investigation with that I yield back yeah miss speaker we reserve the gentleman reserves the gentleman from Maryland is recognized

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What is our Tom Homan joins me now Tom thanks for being with us here today talk to me about this visa crackdown is this a start are there many more of I believe something like 3.6 million visa holders who are now eligible to have their visa revoked yeah we're doing a complete review this is just the beginning and you know president Trump as you said takes you know visa is a great greatest privilege there's kind of one of the greatest privileges this country gives I mean it's a privilege to come to the greatest nation on earth and all we ask is a couple of things number one be truthful about who you are and why you're coming here and number two obey the laws and why you're here so you know this is an ongoing process you know not only that we're reviewing refugee refugee applications that need to be reviewed that were just you know you know pro the unlawful prose of by administration all this needs review let's remember not only didn't make its account come across border legally released United States we had a half an over half a million people from Haiti Nicaragua Venezuela come to American Airports 30,000 a month so now we're reviewing all of this and cleaning the system up and get rid of those there's number one shit beer number two that our national security threat or a public safety threat they need to go home what was it like before you began this process before you started looking into all of these visa holders what was it like to enter the United States with amenities issues in their background or at least happening while they're here in the United States it makes it seem like you know it was pretty wide open anybody could come in and do whatever they want and continue to stay here in America you know well I work for Fox News I met you up the studio minutes I worked for you for a few years and for four years the by administration I was frustrated every day because you got secretary Marcus was was staying in front of Congress under oath and in numerous media events saying everybody we let in is properly vetted which was a stone-cold lie when they say vetted they may run them against NC I see our criminal database they didn't have access to most countries criminal databases and when it comes from people from you know Russia and China and in Turkey and Syria do you think those countries are going to share any national security information on these people you're talking tens of thousands of Chinese nationals released in the United States do we honestly think China would share with us any national security information on the people of course not so President Trump not only give us the most secure border in history nation not only we are wrestling deporting our record number of illegal aliens from this country promises made promises kept what we're looking at the ones that Biden brought in either lawfully or illegally through parole and we got it we got a clean house and President Trump serious about it and we're all over it's a state department Department of Homeland Security are working very closely together along with the Department of Justice all right I know as you mentioned promises made promises kept it's the number one issue probably I would think it's number one issue if you interviewed Trump voters that they that earned their vote for President Trump a promise to control immigration and something that was completely out of control as is by the way or as was Washington DC we're up on one year Tom since President Trump Trump's law and order implementation in Washington DC 16,000 arrests since its launch so what what point do you feel like does the administration feel like Tom that you've done your job in DC how long do you stay when is it mission accomplished so we got no timeline right now we got to wait and see are the local in-state authorities want to step up and do the job we're working closely with them when is the handoff you can't say that yet but look DC is when the you know safest cities in the country now I mean we're the most amazing country on earth the strongest nation on earth you would think our capital will be a symbol for the entire world a beacon and it wasn't before President Trump you know I've lived here about 15 years I never walked the streets of Washington DC without a sidearm but now I walk around the streets is safe President Trump and another another promise made promise kept DC is much safer now Memphis much safer all the cities where President Trump has deployed the federal agents the National Guard to help local authorities it's all good my wish is places like Chicago reach out and so yes we'll take you up in your offer rather than being a shooting a gallery every weekend let us come up learn help you it should be a nonpartisan issue to make our saves our city safer for our tax-breaking citizens all right Tom home and it's always good to say you think thanks for spending time with us here today thanks for having me well

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And the Ayatollah has been somebody who has been the center of a lot of focus for decades. Now, this is the greatest day in American foreign policy since the fall of the Berlin Wall. This is such a consequential moment. And if you think about it, we're celebrating the semi-quincentennial of our country. Over that time, there have been 45 American presidents, 47 presidencies, but Grover Cleveland and Trump served twice. And of those, a very small handful have truly changed the world. You can look at Ronald Reagan with the fall of communism. You can look at FDR with the defeat of Hitler and the defeat of fascism. Donald Trump is going to stake his place today as one of the most consequential commanders in chief in American history. And it's important to remember, this could have gone very badly. We just saw the State of the Union where he gave the Medal of Honor to Eric Slober, the helicopter pilot who carried out that mission to get Maduro. That was an incredibly risky decision by the president. If that helicopter had gone down, it could have been his desert one. The risk involved in this operation was 10 times that. And he didn't flinch. He made the right decision. And he's going to change the world because of it. I mean, I think your words are very powerful. I think the caveat here is we're on day one. And officials are telling us it could last two or three weeks. So we have a lot of military side of things can really handle a lot, as we saw with Venezuela and other operations, Midnight Hammer and others. One would think that there are multiple plans with multiple off-ramps in this whole operation. Sure, absolutely. And look, what Donald Trump is doing is forging a new way to lead on the world stage in the wake of Iraq and Afghanistan. When Ronald Reagan came in after the Vietnam War, there was no appetite for boots on the ground. So he forged the Reagan Doctrine, supporting freedom movements around the world to challenge the Soviet Union. Donald Trump has come in after Afghanistan and Iraq, where there's no appetite for American boots on the ground. And our choice is to retreat from the world or to lead in a different way. And that's what he's doing here. He's leading from the air. The ground forces in Iran are the Iranian people, and they're going to have their role to play. And that's what he was talking about today in that statement. So this is a new way of leading, and we got to give him time to work it out because it's very important that we continue to lead. It's a historic day. Panel, thanks so much.

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When I first announced my run for Congress, I had this random white woman, liberal, walk up to me and ask, "Well, what about you isn't Democrat?" To which I responded, "Well, besides my skin color, what about me is Democrat?" And it was at that very moment that she realized that God gave her enough common sense to ask me about my values. Now, don't get me wrong, I was raised to vote Democrat down the ballot, so when I first started I would say things like, "I'm a Republican, but I'm not a conservative." And now I know all too well I am a full-fledged, hardcore conservative, and I'm proud of it. I mean, my favorite saying is, "I was born black, not Democrat." But in all seriousness, whenever I began to think for myself politically, the choice was easy. I mean, why would I want to belong to a party whose mission is to infringe on the Second Amendment as if a criminal would ever participate in something like a mandatory buyback? Why would I want to belong to and endorse a godless party? Because there is no such thing. And I mean, no such thing as a trans child. We have confused children and sick enabling adults. Why would I want to belong to a party that takes pride in shedding innocent blood, number one, as if that's not what God hates, number two, as if there's not a black market for baby organs, and number three, as if abortion clinics didn't start in the hood? Because if you think Trump is bad, you should research exactly who Margaret Sanger was. But speaking of the black community, why would I want to belong to a party who's responsible for the foundation of the triple K? But it's not just that. Supposedly in the 1900s, the party switched, right? But what never changed, what I noticed never changed is Democrats love for immigration and how they have always prioritized that over the black community. I mean, imagine every single Democrat leader helping you joke about what a black job is in 2024, exposing your ignorance on 1924 and how imperative the immigration act of that year was, how it was all reversed in 1965 with the Hart-Celler Act, how Congress refuses the advice of the Rockefeller Commission and the Head's Verse Commission, and how to this day they refuse to adopt the Barbara Jordan blueprint, validating every single thing that Dr. Claude Anderson spoke of generally, but specifically what Mrs. King spoke of in 1991 with her letter to Congress. Now, look, I'm not saying that the Republican Party is perfect, no, nobody's perfect. What I'm saying is outside with Malcolm X, when he said that the liberals were the worst thing that could ever happen to the Western Hemisphere, but y'all ignore that, just like how y'all ignore LBJ saying, and I quote, "I'm going to have Negroes voting Democrat for the next 200 years and by God." 60 years later, I see no sign of recourse, but rest assured, your vote is your voice, even if it is a whisper.

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